Titlebook: Handbuch Organisationsp?dagogik; Michael G?hlich,Andreas Schr?er,Susanne Maria Webe Living reference work 2020Latest edition

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,Organisationsp?dagogik – erziehungswissenschaftliche Subdisziplin und p?dagogisches Arbeitsfeld. Eithe organizational educational discourse which started in the late 20th century, was intensified in the last two decades and meanwhile is institutionalized in the commission ?Organisationsp?dagogik“ of the German Educational Research Association (GERA) as well as in the network ?Organizational Educa

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,Historische Bildungsforschung und Organisationsp?dagogik,tire lifespan. They should use their potential for cooperation. The following paper deals first systematically and then exemplarily (topics: universities and extracurricular youth organizations) with the overlaps between both subdisciplines.

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,Vergleichende Erziehungswissenschaft und Organisationsp?dagogik,nt cultural identities. A number of studies deal with organizations, such as schools, or with social processes in pedagogical settings. This article focuses on traditions as well as on current discourse in order, finally, to identify challenges shared between Comparative Education and Organizational

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,P?dagogik der frühen Kindheit und Organisationsp?dagogik,ng outlined. The potential of child care research will be particularly highlighted, as it links with research perspectives of education and childhood sociology. From this vantage point it is suggested that the topics of organizational education should take early childhood education research even mor

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,Schulp?dagogik und Organisationsp?dagogik,ts central part, the paper presents and discusses current aspects of the field, in which the relationship between school pedagogy and organizational education is virulent, especially schools as micro-cultures, teacher resistance to school change, and concepts of control and governance of educational

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,Berufs-/Wirtschaftsp?dagogik und Organisationsp?dagogik,nealogy. The authors argue therefore that it would be fruitful to combine these two perspectives more consistently. On the one hand Vocational Education and Training does not systematically include the complex of organizational learning in its own research and theory. On the other hand research in V